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Mobile Network Forensics: Emerging Research and Opportunities
Secure shell.
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Network Forensics: Practice
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 27
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-5855-2.ch002
Abstract
In the last few decades, networks have grown to accommodate evolved technologies on every open system for interconnection (OSI) level. On the physical and data link layers, numerous wireless innovations introduced the mobile networks and the interconnection of smart objects. The innovations in network abstraction introduced the cloud- and software-defined networking environments. The high rate and diversity of networking innovations requires adaptations in the forensics approach, so the practice remains capable of uncovering evidence. This chapter explores the operational aspect of both the traditional and the evolved network forensics.
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Zipato: A Risk Assessment for Smart Homebuyers
Secure shell. A remote shell that has a lot of features and is security minded. Typically used in Linux/Unix system environments.
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Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Secure shell is a protocol that allows accessing a remote computer in a secure manner by employing cryptographic techniques. Usually, the term refers also to the client/server tools that support this protocol.
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